The legendary family who runs the festival are the Sarafians, and Jane’s had a longtime crush on their oldest son, Eddie—doltish but sweet. So when a long-distance romance finally sparks between them, she doesn’t hesitate to cross class lines.
But Jane’s feelings about Eddie are thrown into question after she returns to the lake and reconnects with his alluringly intense brother, the dark horse of her placid summer plans. A fellow lover of music—and hater of the game—Fen Sarafian has been ousted from the family and is slumming it at a vinyl record shop. He burns for Jane like a house on fire and will do anything to sabotage his older brother, even if it means taking a wrecking ball to a multi-million-dollar music festival. Or Jane’s heart.” - taken from Goodreads.
Jane Marlow has long held a crush on Eddie Sarafain, even though his family is wealthy and she is the hired help. Two years have passed since her life changing accident at the lake and Eddie has finally reciprocated her feelings. Spending the summer at the lake with Eddie out of the country, Jane soon runs into Fen, Eddie’s younger brother who he has warned her to stay away from. Fen has always had a crush on Jane and the two brothers do not get along. When Jane and Fen begin spending more time together, things begin to heat up between the two of them. Jane soon realizes that maybe Eddie isn’t the right brother for her, especially when she learns some hard truths.
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